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South African airline defends low-altitude aerial stunt over packed stadium

Name: South African airline defends low-altitude aerial stunt over packed stadium
Uploaded: 2026-08-31T13:23:18+00:00
Description: A South African airline is standing by its daring aerial stunt performed just fifty feet above a packed stadium during a rugby match. While some criticized the maneuver as reckless, many praised the skill and precision of the pilots involve...

A South African airline is standing by its daring aerial stunt performed just fifty feet above a packed stadium during a rugby match. While some criticized the maneuver as reckless, many praised the skill and precision of the pilots involve...

BBC News· Aug 31, 2026 · 1:23 PM · 340 views

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